Patient's question:
All symptoms: Feeling very well, sometimes closing both eyes tightly, face very red, hands clenched into fists, about 10 seconds.Onset time and cause: Treatment status: Desired help: Want to know the cause and potential risks.
Doctor's answer:
The condition of your baby in this case should be seen by a doctor at the hospital. Firstly, premature birth or intrauterine hypoxia, as well as birth injuries, can all lead to this situation.Recommendation: If the attacks occur frequently, it is necessary to go to the hospital for relevant examinations, such as a cranial CT. It is recommended that you take your child to the neurology department of the hospital for an electroencephalogram, which can basically confirm the diagnosis.
This condition is very common in clinical practice and is generally considered normal, but it cannot be ruled out that there may be brain abnormalities, epilepsy, calcium deficiency, or other neurological conditions. It is important to observe whether other aspects of the child are normal. Based on the information available online, it is difficult to determine whether the child is normal. It is best to have a comprehensive examination in the pediatric department of a local regular hospital to confirm. Based on the examination results, it can be determined whether treatment is necessary. Avoid blind treatment, pay attention to management and nutrition, and avoid frightening the child or causing abdominal coldness.